SPORTING.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3055, 27 November 1908, Page 6

SPORTING.

RAGING.

SOUTH CANTERBWir RACES. t: e By Telegraph-Press Association, o TIMARU, November 26. i * For the second day of the South £ Canterbury Jockey Club's meeting E the weather was again fine, and the attendance large. Results:— j November Handicap—Cute, 8.6 1; Linda, 9.4, 2; Vagrance, 7.2, 3. All started. Won easily. Members' Handicap - Sukweb, ; 9 11; Volodia, 9.0, 2; Cerise and Blue 8.5, 3. All ran. Won easily. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP. Field Gun, 8.2 1 CzarKolokol, 8.11 2 Rose Noble, 8.11 3 All started. Won by a head. Sapling Stakes-Caspian 8.12, l, Cymbiform, 8.6, 2; Boutade, 9.5. 3. Aisywasthe only other starter. Won easily. Stewards' Welter HandicapU'ikitere, 8.3, 1; Ardreigb, 9.5, 2; Golden Cairn, 9.3, 3. Outlander was scratched. Won comfortably. Seatown Trot-Merry P«nce, 25sec, 1; Areida, 20sec, 2; Nellie H, 12sec, 3. All started. Hack Handicap-Volodia, 8.12, 1, British Peer, 7.10, 2; Fanny Free, 8 7 3 Love Wisely was scratched. 'Farewell Handicap-Petrovna, 9.7, 1- Lady Orizoin, 7.13, 2; Master Alix, 8.9, 3. My Lawyer *>. scratched. Won by U-o lengths. CRICKET NOTES. (By Cover Point). CARLTON v. RIVALS. The Carlton and Rivals commenced n Masterton Thursday Cricket Aal socttfon match on the Park Ova , yesterday under auspicious conditions Rivals went to the wickets first, bemg represented by Waters and Lomas. Twenty-four was up betore a separation was brouhgt about The next two wickets cn.y increased the score by one run. Gray and Waters were mainly responsible for the score reaching 43. Waters was bowled with a fine ball by Moss after making 22 by good | Cr ßa e rr'lost.Gray without the scora being altered. Gray played nicely for his 7 runs. . , ~ Thompson and Ban carried the score to 56, when Barr was bowled by Moss. . .. Edwards' appearance at e wickets put a different complexion on the score, as he bit freely. He m ade some very nice strokes and his exhibition was the best of the innings. His partnership with Dwyer put on 29 mm. Edwards made 20 before he was smartly taken by Hoar off Styles. . Dwyer shaped well for his ten runs. Styles bowled him with a good 3 The remaining batsmen did not increase the score very much, the innings closing for 9-2. Styles came out with the best average, viz., 4 for 35. He bowled really well, and got on at times. Moss -.(4 for 39) also bowled welL Hoar got one wicket for 7 The Carlton fielding was not up to the usual standard, and was very loose at times. . Carlton opened their innings wi.h Voyce and P. Welch, lioth batanen started steadily, and it was «£ tiH2O bad been reached that they attempted to hit out and they quickly ran the score up to 51 before Voyce was caught by Waters off Kingdon. Voyce had made 17 by good cricket. L Boyd and F. Welch carried the score to 65, when the former retired with 2 to his credit. The partnership between Hoar and Welch was a very serviceable one, 100 being up before Welch was bowled by Gray. The outgoing latsman had made 51. He certainly played better cricket than he has done for some time. He hit more freely, and some of his strokes were very neat. He gave two dunces, one before he had reached double figures, and the other when he had scored 48. Waters dropped the catch on each occasion. Carley was unfortunately run out at 101, and then Styles became associated with Hoar. Ref»£ d changes of bowling were tried, but 131 was up before Hoar was bowled bv Morris for a well-compiled li>. Moss joined Styles. The pair took the score to 143, when Styles was caught!after playing prettily for". Play then ceased for the day. Moss was not out with 11 to hi? credit, including a hit for six off Thompson The fielding of the Rival team, like that of Carlton, was very loose at times. The following were the scores: — RIVALS. First Innings. 22 Waters, b Moss *" Lomas, c Boyd, b Moss J Thynne, b Styles .* Morris, b Moss , , I Gray, c Aymes, b Styles ? Barr, b Moss jj Thompson, run out J Edwards, c Hoar, b Styles 20 Dwyer, b Styles y \ F. Wickens, b Hoar ° Kingdon, not out " Extras _ Total . 92 Bowling analysis.-Styles overs 17,2, maidens 3, runs 35, wickets 4; Moss overs 14, runs 39, wickets 4; A. Hoar, overs 3, maidens 1, runs 7, wickets 1. CARLTON. First Innings. Voyce, c Waters, b Kingdon 17 F. Welch, b Gray Jf A. Hoar, b Morris *° L. Boyd, b Morris J Tirlev runout ~ Styles,'c Morris, b Thompson 16 Jtfoss, not out 21 Extras Total for six wickets 143 wickets for 29,. M«SV * , f !•;' E, 0 for 80. Morn, end j Waters each bowled » no-ball.

W.F.C.A. v. CARTERTON. The Carterton and W.F.C.A. teams met at Carterton yesterday* W.F.C.A. made 76, R. Welch contributing 30 by good cricket. Robertson (not out 12), was the only other double figure" scorer. Carterton made .136, to which Phelps contri- . buted 37 and Elliott and Feast 29 each. The following were the scores: — W.F.C.A. Congdon, lbw, b C. Williams 0 R. Welch, run out 30 Phillips, run out 4 Moorhouse, b G. Williams 9 Swan, st Hart, b Hutchinson *> Rothenberg, lbw, b Hutchinson 0 Hall, b Hutchinson 9 Caselberg, b Phelps ° Robertson, not out 12 Pragnell, b V. Fairbrother 2 Smith, b Elliott 2 Extras 3 Total 76 Bowling analysis— Hutchinson, overs 7, maidens 2, runs 10, wickets 3; C. Williams, overs 3, maidens 2, runs 5, wickets 1; Phelps, overs 6, maidens 4, runs 3, wickets 1;C Williams, overs 7, runs 24, wickets 1; V. Fairbrother, overs 4, maidens 1, runs 12; Elliott, overs 5.3, runs 19, wickets 1. CARTERTON. Elliott, b Phillips 29 Feast, b Swan 29 Hart, b Phillips l Phelps, st Moorhouse, b Swan 37 G. Williams, c Pragnell, b Swan 9 Hutchinson, b Phillips 1 V. Fairbrother, b Phillips 5 C- Williams, run out 4 F. Fairbrother, c Pragnell, b Swan 0 Lamb, b Phillips 0 Tunnicliffe, not out 3 Extras 13 Total ..„ 147 [Bowling analysis—Phillips, overs 9, runs 34, no balls 2, wickets 5; Swan, overs 11. runs ,33, wickets 4; Congdon, overs 4, 'maidens 1, runs 8; Hall, overs 4, runs 16; Robertson, overs 2, runs 17; Welch, overs 6, runs 17. The following will represent Masterton 11. against' United 11. on the Park Oval on Staurday:—lbbetson, Todd, Millar, Williams Chapman, Milne, Martin, Sutton, Thompson, Morris, Price, lggulden.